Most people fail Network+ because they try to “understand everything.” 🤯 I don’t do that. Network+ is a volume exam, not a genius exam. It’s mostly memorization with some application. If you try to master networking like you’re becoming a senior engineer, you’ll burn out. 🔥 Instead, I focus on fundamentals only. OSI model. Ports. Protocols. Subnetting basics. Troubleshooting patterns. I aim for 70–80% on practice exams and move on. Perfection is the enemy of starting your career. If you want the exact 30-day breakdown I’d follow step by step 📅 Comment "NET30" and I’ll DM you the 30-Day Network+ Study Plan.

I see people walk out of interviews feeling confident and still get ghosted 😵‍💫 They answered the questions well and felt the vibe was good 👍 The problem is interviews aren’t scored the way you think 🎯 You’re not competing against the job description 📄 You’re competing against the other candidate’s risk level ⚠️ Hiring managers don’t ask “who is smartest” 🧠 They ask “who feels safest to put in this seat” 💺 One small red flag can outweigh ten good answers 🚩 Most candidates never realize what that red flag was ❌ That’s why feedback is vague or nonexistent 👻 Comment "OFFERS" and I’ll DM you my Tech Interview Breakdown Guide.

I see people skip AZ900 because they think it’s “too basic” 🤦‍♂️. I used to think the same thing until I saw how hiring actually works 👀. Most resumes never reach a technical interviewer at all 🚪. They get filtered by HR looking for keywords like “cloud” ☁️. AZ900 is one of the fastest ways to signal that box is checked ✅. It’s not about becoming a cloud engineer overnight 🚀. It’s about proving I understand cloud concepts at a high level 🧠. This one cert quietly opens doors people don’t realize were closed 🔑. Skipping it can slow down a job search without you knowing ⏳. Comment "AZ900" and I’ll DM you with my AZ900 Clarity Guide.

My take: Get a job now Learn AI Be painful to replace Entry-level tech jobs will get harder and harder to come by No human is irreplaceable Becomes so good that it becomes painful to replace you

This is one of those concepts that changes everything once it makes sense. OSI helps you understand. TCP/IP helps you implement. If you’re studying Network+, this is a must-know. Save this cheat sheet.